I - Vision

• The Vision Science page in the Virtual Library of the CERN.
• The European Computer Vision Network : ECVNet.
• The Pilot European Image Processing Archive : PEIPA.
• The Computer Vision page at Carnegie Mellon University.
• The archive of VISION-list.
• Centre Suisse d'Electronique et Microtechnique (Swiss Center for Electronics and Microtechnology).
• VRAI Group at the Microtechnology Institute of EPFL, with which we have fruitful relations and specially with the founder of the lab : Charles Baur.
• all you have ever want to know on the Binocular Camera Platform, hosted by Penn University.
• Misha Mahowald's Ph.D. Thesis, written at the California Institute of Technology.
• NASA Vision group.
• Computational Vision and Active Perception Laboratory, KTH, Sweden.
• Mahowald and Mead's silicon retina
• Mahowald and Delbrück's stereo matching chips
• Institute for NeuroInformatics, Zurich.
• Analog Computation, (John Harris).
• Image Processing and Pattern Recognition Laboratory (TIRF), Grenoble, France.
• Bio-Mimetic Sensory Systems Lab, Nagoya
• Pysics of Computation. (Carver Mead Group) Caltech, USA.

II - Animats (autonomous robotics)

• Neurobiology Laboratory, CNRS Marseille.
• Project NAMOS, Bochum University.

III - Robotics

• JPL Robotics
• Robotics Web Servers

IV - Computer Science

• Technical Report Searcher

V - Neurosciences

• the Eye Movements page is an exhaustive site managed by Dr. Mark R Baker and Dr. David Wooding.
• the WebVision Project describes in detail the neural organization of the vertebrate retina : all you want to know about it is there. Hosted by the Department of Ophthalmology at the John Moran Eye Center (University of Utah, Health Sciences Center).
• the Psychology page presents all the aspects of this domains including neurosciences.
• the Human Brain Project managed by the University of Southern California

VI - Artificial Intelligence

• MIT AI-Lab

VII - Other researchers

• Olivier Landolt, CSEM, Neuchâtel, Switzerland.
• William Beaudot, CSEM, Neuchâtel, Switzerland.
• Paul Verschure, Zurich University, Switzerland.
• Nicolas Franceschini, CNRS Marseille, France.
• Carver Mead's Group Publications, California Institute of Technology, US.
• Andreas Andreou, Johns Hopkins University, US.
• Tony Lindeberg, Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden.
• Richard S. Wallace, co-creator of an interesting camera actuation system: the Spherical Pointing Motor.
• Clément Gosselin, creator of a mechanical system for camera orientation : the agile eye.
• Giulio Sandini, conceptor of a vision chip mimicking some of the properties of the human eye, sold by Imec.
• Douglas Tweed and Tutis Vilis, originated one of the first saccadic models integrating the Superior Colliculus.
• Rodney Brooks, MIT, USA
• Tomasso Poggio, MIT, USA
• Antonio Torralba, TIRF, Grenoble, France.
• Hanspeter A. Mallot, Tuebingen, Germany.
• Matthias Franz, Tuebingen, Germany.
• Rolf Henkel, U. Bremen, Germany

VIII - Conferences and Contests

• Robotics Football Tournament (ECAL97)